Recep Tayyip Erdogan

The restrictions come following similar strikes against Twitter, Dropbox and YouTube.

The CPJ notes there are more journalists in jail today than in nearly three decades.

The Ankara government has vowed vengeance after Kurdish offshoot claims responsibility for Istanbul blasts.

Email is one of 57,000 allegedly belonging to energy minister leaked to the whistleblowing site.

The emails, according to WikiLeaks, suggest Albayrak's alleged involvement with Isis-linked organisations.

The ex-Ukip leader would be only the third Brit to win it, after Churchill and The Queen.

The resolution condemns the government's security clampdown that followed the failed July military coup.

Around 3,000 women gathered in Istanbul's Kadiroy square demanding the proposal be scrapped.

While EU ministers warned Turkey to respect human rights, the UK softened its stance after the Brexit vote.

Turkish teachers and their family members have been given three days to leave Pakistan.

Homes, schools and places of worship have disappeared or have enormous holes blasted into their walls.

Anti-establishment, anti-immigration politics flourish around the world but liberals remain shocked.

The Turkish President spoke with Donald Trump in a phone call on Wednesday Ankara confirmed.

There have been concerns over crackdown by authorities since failed attempt to overthrow President Erdogan.

Jan Böhmermann had made crude sexual references to the Turkish president.

Most of students attended Fatih University, founded by cleric Fethullah Gulen, blamed for July failed coup.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's government has also extended the state of emergency for 3 more months.

The coup was followed by a crackdown on supporters of US-based Muslim cleric Fethullah Gulen.

Residents of Kalfat, the UK foreign secretary's ancestral village, say they will sacrifice sheep in his honour.

Turkish president uses UN General Assembly platform to defend his actions in Syria.

Thirty-four world leaders will address the General Assembly today, 20 September in New York.

The presidents met on the sidelines of the G20 summit on Saturday.

Bread and drinkable water are in short supply in the once-thriving town.

The coordinated operation comes four days after a suicide bomber killed 54 people at a wedding in Gaziantep.

The prime minister said earlier information on the perpetrator 'is unfortunately not right.'

Turkish President Recep Erdogan said Islamic State was probably behind the attack.

The massacre in Gaziantep is believed to have been caused by a child suicide bomber.

Adverts appear after Sweden accuses Ankara of legalising sex with children in court ruling.

Justice Minister Bekir Bozdag announced the release of 38,000 prisoners on social media.

A Washington think-tank has said amid growing security instability in Turkey that US nukes may be at risk.